New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
AND CRITICISED BY MR..
EDMUND YATES.
.,,vs IIMoUzIN AND HYR yICTIM-PRoPosED
ITALIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DRIVING
MARK TWAIN SET RIGHT-LIrER-
AIRY, MUSICAL AND THEATRE

AIRY, MUSICAL AND
CAL NOTES.
Try CABLE THE TBIBUSEI
cooyyioht; 1887: The Net0- York Tribune
roxpoS Oct lO.-The Cafarel-lAmouzih case III "fiS
.. ..S scandal Madame Limouzin Is vulgar aaVen-
-. she is forty one years Of ase-a fttie yeiiow
-,inkled limping humpoacked creature. WIN s"aii
'ins eves extreme volatility OF speech and consid-
,.a.nce O, language Last year she lived in the
,oxard Beaumarchais with companion who called
.u Comtesse de Bossier. Baronne do Beauregard or
,,on,se de Clemenca and whose real name Is enret'e
-, a eocotte Of the commercial type. who used TO
80 house at Paris where you drank tea played bac
80, and plsced louis under candlestick zach
c~ -, took the cards Madame Lmouzin also
S x.,opd an adventurer OF smaller calibre. This
- r,,ed ON the business OF an "inhuence agency for
49, h.nent OF persons desiring employment In tho Minis
-, n,omotious Government contracts. etc. Wen In
- IN the ara VIM visiting cards OF eminent
.,.., nsrsonages on which written a few words,
~, nd writing being forged II necessary. The dupes
~ t.riug we're struck by this mise en- scene and the
S.rvsv ended by deposit destDed to grease the
No. ., thu Ministers, Senators, Deputies and other
S,.hn,,iss with whom Madame Limouzn professed 70
~ The hest of terms In reality Madame Lfmouzfn ana
~ nfomtssss" passed their time writing politicians
.,.n,v NJ Thibaudin and General Boulanger-letters
,.n,ng fattery threats oalum nies. offers of service
md propositions Of . most compromising character
nth Thbaudin and General Boulanger finally warned
Tia TITO through the police, to their man9uvres
Than Madame Lmouzin and the " Comtesse quarrelied
and the former removed to suite OF rooms In
ths Avenue wagram. where she continued her agency
and entered into relations with General Cafare an
,aeer who was over whelmed with debts and had no
LANCER any of decenoy. The "Comtesse.
Nrst of all denounced her former accomplish TO the
,oce then followed complaints from various sources,
and ct length the police proceeded to watch
Madame Limouzin, thinking was simply
ouestion Of one Of those innumerabe fash agencies
In psria
IN. inquiry led further expected detective
ssnt 10 entrap Madame Limouzin was taken by her
n the Ministry Of War and introduced 10
o.n.rai Cafare to the detective handed sum of
nancy in return for which, it understood he would
receive the GROSS Legion OF Honor This surprs
,pr discovery brought matters TO crisis The Minister
Il War in tue presence Of NJ Rouvier nerrogated Gen
.,.l Cafsre who confessed. Time then implicitly
vsu him TO his brains out but he did not nave the
courage to take advantage OF TINS supreme
privilege He arrested and Is now IN prison Win
Madam E,nouzin
The case will be formidable washing OF dirty linen In
the facts and personages involved Even the sonlnaw
=. President Greyy H. Daniel Wilson. is Involved in
many of Madam Limouzins tried trpotages. With such
ease as this before us. shall say that corruption In
IN. Rsnnbc Is less nteresng than the depravy OF the
Empirei
AN ITALIAN EXHIBITION FOR LONDON
The project Of holding Italian Exhibition In London
and inguen Italians both in England and Italy, nave
s,.srsd heartily into 1t will be held Cd the
site OF the present American Exhibition the ouio-
ipgs OF which will be retained for the purpose
The ideas most En-. fish people have OF Italy
simply that 1t is the most beautiful country I'D the
world whilst It's commercial Importance Is generaiy
overlooked 1t is likely that the Italian Government
will officially recognize the Exhibition. but 1t certainly
approves OF the scheme and will PROBABLY further 1t
by loanng certain public collections OF
works OF art. A novel and interesting
entertainment is contemplated for the Wild West
arena by way Of display OF ancient and modern italian
sports and than posst. that on the ground
now occupied by Indian village will be erected an old
Italian street, representing various styles Of Italian
architecture That year after year ono exhibit
ton should succeed another they have done. and
all should meet with that this Is the
style that LOndoners want and must have
THE PERE La CHASE CREMArORY
The cremstory being constructed at Pere La Chsise
will be gurated the end Of next month 1t is sit
uated in the northern part OF the cemetery. In
appearance it is massive parallelogram. three
stories high. Three will DO placed In II
which working eight hours day. will be sufficient 1t is
calculated, to destroy annually about 1900 bodies
LONG DISTANCE MARCHING IN INDIA
The long distance ride lust accomplished by party
from the Bombay Volunteer Light Horse in hot weather
too, deserves to be recorded The distance
between Bombay and Poona, IlG miles.
intending hve miles Of stif mountain
climbing done In forty-two hours. every man ana
horse coming in finish in capital condition On
the second day sixtytnree miles were covered; tnis
bshsvs beating by two miles the best RECORD
In the long distance marches executed by various
cavalry regiments in India during the last cold
weather The Duke OF Connaught, who inspected tho
party the morning after its arrival paid 1t high COM
pliment but not hi CHER than 1t deserved
AN INFANT PRODIGY AT THE PIANO.
Another wonder at the piano! In Belgium q three
ysarold GIRL Mile Pain Pare, has played Mozarts Con
IN 10 the highest admiration OF her audience
NJ GAYARRE's HIGH FIGURES.
In French paper I find q lamentation over
the terms asked by N. Gayarre in New-York
BY bye he is not as Lac was expected 10 sing A. sew
sraI performances in PARA The terms be asked for
gong TO America we're 500 q night and share Of the
receipts II amounting TO a certain sum-
KNGLAKE's HISTORY OF THE cRIMEAS WAR
NE KngIake has concluded revision Of the proofs OF
tss of his History OF the Crimean
War" which carries tho narrative down to the
dsah Of Raglan Nearly twenty i've have elapsed
since the public alton OF the first volume, In which tho
late Emperor Napoleon severely attacked. and the
nnddling Of Lord Aberdeens administration ruthessy
sxposei.
PARTRIDGE SLAUGHTER KxrnAoRDrSARY.
Lord Iondesborough gave party some remark
able partridge driving last week Tho guns
killed $50 brace In ono day, which beats
the by long for Yorkshire and In four days
1t reached total Of Brace without counting pleas
ants and ground game.
ARCHBISHOP TlITs BIOGRAPHY.
The biography OF Archbishop TAFT. which will be pub
lished month by the Macmilans has been rtten
by his old friend. the Row William Benham. In conlunc-
ten with his son-in law Dean Davidson.
TIE BROWNING co DDrNGroN WEDDING.
ME- Browning the artist. Robert Browninxs
only married Tuesday Miss Fanny Cod
dingson. al Pembury Church. The wedding very
quiet the guests being entertained by the brides cousin
Mrs. sehesinxer. of havkwe Place. after the cere-
nony the happy pair started Dover Milan
and Venice for the honeymoon The lady being an
American. they will then pay visit the States
satte their Affairs with permanent residence